Celestron Ultima 65 2.6"/65mm Spotting Scope Kit

Im using it as a terrestrial telescope rather than for shooting. Nice and clear, although the image suffers a little at full zoom in low light. The zoom is quite good; you can very easily read car licence plates from a kilometer away.

I wear spectacles. They aren't a problem with this product. The light is bright and clear, even on a dull winter's day. Excellent ... no problems found.

I bought this for spotting paper targets at 100 yards at the shooting range. I didn't want to spend much, and this scope fulfills this need and is a great value. 5.56 holes are very visible at 100 yards.

- magnification is good enough to distinguish between arrows at 90m - the view is clear enough to distinguish between similar colours (black and blue, red and orange) - good value for money

I found this scope to be great value for the money. As a 25 metre spotting scope it provides a crisp image at minimum magnification, with a zoom which is 'just right'. As the eyepiece is zoomed in the image gets less distinct but is still very useable at 50 metres.

Bought this for birding / target shooting etc. Used it in a variety of situations and lighting conditions from bright sunlight to near dark whilst watching Otters. The size is quite bulky to be carried in a mid sized rucksack, but its managable and relatively light.

Bought this for target archery. Previously had a 60mm sight but struggled at 100 yards in dim light to positively pick out my arrows against other. Not any more! The wider aperture gives an enormous amount of light and therefore a hugely improved and greater detailed view.

Well for the price this scope does take some beating, was a little sceptical but have found it very good in use. The only thing that could do with changing is the soft case supplied as you can't work the focus dial with it on very well.

Excellent scope and perfectly good for archery out at 100 yards. Can pick out my arrows on a full boss.

Bought this for our new apartment which overlooks the beautiful Poole Harbour and Purbeck hills. We're about 7 miles from Corfe Castle and can just about make it out with the naked eye on a good day; this scope allows us to pick out the shape of the castle towers clearly.